Noting Details in a Story Read/Identifying Characters, Setting, Events in a Story I.
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Learn earnin ing g Obje Object ctiv ives es •
Identify characters, setting and events in the story read
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Act out the part of the story they like best
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Show enjoyment in going to different places
Subje ubject ct Matt Matter er A.
Topic:
Noting Details in a Story Read
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References: PELC Reading 4, 4.1 Books: Communicating Is Fun 2, pp. 70-74, 209-210 by Yvonne Kathleen Sahagun Christian Publishing, 1998 Basics and Beyond pp. 276-278 by Dolor Sim Garcia, Josefina C. Reyes FNB Educational Inc., 1991
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Materi Materials als:: manila manila paper paper,, sho short rt stori stories es
Value Focus: Appreciation of Beauty
III. III. Proc Proced edur ure e A. Prepara Preparator tory y Activit Activities ies 1. Review The teacher says: Do you still remember the simple present form of verbs? Answer these exercises. Direction: Direction: Choose the the correct correct form form of the the verb on the leaves of of the plant to complete the sentences.
a. b. c. d. e.
Our cook ______ the meals every day. The school boys _______ their school uniform every day. She _______ her room every morning. Our family ________ our grandparents every summer. Mother ________ us with our homework every night.
2. Motivation Ask the pupils if they have gone to a beach. Then ask them to name the things they saw on the beach.
3. Unlocking of Difficulties Teacher unlocks the difficult words through pictures. Direction: Match the pictures with the words. Connect with a line.
a. spade
b. scarecrow
c. scenery
B. Development of the Lesson 1. Presentation Ask the pupils to read the story silently. Distribute copies to the pupils or write the story on Manila paper.
KATRINA’S TRIP TO THE OCEAN As the alarm clock started with a loud ring, Katrina got out of her bed excitedly. They were going to the beach today and she didn’t want to be late. When Katrina went down for breakfast, Mother had already prepared a big picnic basket filled with all kinds of food. “Do you have your things ready?” Mother asked. “Yes, Mother. I packed my red bathing suit, my yellow pail and pink spade.” After a hearty breakfast, Katrina and her parents piled into their car and headed for the ocean. Katrina watched as the scenery rushed by. She saw many things. She saw houses, ricefields and a funny scarecrow. She waved at some children playing by the roadside. Finally, they reached the beach. Katrina excitedly ran to the water. The golden sand felt soft and warm at her feet. She saw many things at the beach. She saw different kinds of shells - long and short shells, fat and thin shells, even a shell shaped like a fan. She also saw a starfish and a crab digging in the sand. Katrina swam all day. She also built a beautiful sand castle with her yellow pail and pink spade. At the end of the day, when the sun was like an orange ball in the sky, and all of her mother’s delicious food was gone, Katrina and her family went home. This time, Katrina didn’t even see the funny scarecrow. Katrina was fast asleep dreaming of her day at the ocean. -Adapted 2. Analysis and Discussion a. Ask these questions: 1. Who is the main character in the story? 2. Where did Katrina go? 3. What did she bring? 4. What did she see on the way to the ocean? 5. What did she see at the beach? 6. What time did Katrina go home? 7. How did Katrina feel about going to the beach?
8. Did she have a happy time during her trip to the beach? Give sentences that show she was happy. 9. Which part of the story do you like best? Why? 10. How do you feel when going to places like the beach? What other places do you enjoy going to?
b. Introduce the words setting and events together with their meanings.
c. Let the pupils form pairs. Let them complete the table based on the story. Characters
Setting
Events
C. Generalization 1. 2. 3.
Characters are the ones acting in the story. Setting is the place where the story happens. Events are the things that take place in the story.
D. Post Activity 1. Application Read the story and answer the questions that follow. GOING TO THE MARKET “I am going to the market,” Mother said. “Can we go, too?” asked Tina and Shiela. “Yes, you may,” Mother answered.
Mother, Tina and Shiela rode the jeepney. Tina saw a girl selling plastic bags as they entered the market. Mother bought meat from the meat shop. Shiela saw all kinds of fishes at the fish stall. There were bangus, dalagang bukid, tilapia and others. “Mother, let’s buy some watermelon,” Tina said. So they went to the fruit stand and bought fruits. “Oh! I almost forgot to buy vegetables,” Mother said. The two girls and their mother went to the vegetables section. Shiela said, “Mother, I’m hungry. Can we rest now?” Mother took them to an eatery and bought halo-halo. They all enjoyed the halo-halo! 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
Who are the characters in the story? Where did the story happen? What did Shiela see at the fish stall? Where did Mother, Tina and Shiela go after the fish stall? After the vegetables section, where did they go?
2. Enrichment Activities Let the pupils form four groups. Ask them to choose between the two stories they read today. Let them act out the different parts of the story. URL Ali and the Magic Carpet http://wwwbritishcouncil.org/kids
IV. Evaluation Read the story and answer the questions that follow:
THE BUZZING MOSQUITO
Once there was a cruel king. He was King Crab. All small creatures and insects were under him. When he was asleep, he wanted everybody to keep quiet. One day while he was asleep, frogs croaked and laughed very loudly.
The king was awakened. He called for the biggest frog. “Why were you laughing so loudly?” he asked. “We were laughing because we saw the turtle carrying his house on his back,” answered the frog. The king called for the turtle. “Why do you carry your house on your back?” he asked. “I carry it on my back because I am afraid the firefly might burn it,” the turtle replied. “Why do you carry fire with you?” the king asked the firefly.
“To protect myself from the mosquito who likes to bite me.” The king asked the mosquito why he liked to bite the firefly. The mosquito did not answer, but flew straight to the king and stung him. The king got angry and killed the mosquito. When the other mosquitoes heard what happened, they started looking for the king. King Crab hid in a hole in the ground. Do you hear mosquitoes buzzing near your ears? That is because they are still looking for King Crab in every hole they see. Let the pupils answer the following questions: 1 – 4 Write the characters of the story. 5. What happened while King Crab was asleep? 6. Who did King Crab call for after he talked to the frog? 7. Why did King Crab call for the turtle? 8. What was the answer of the firefly when King Crab called him? 9. Where did King Crab hide when he heard that the other mosquitoes were looking for him? 10. Based on the story, why do you hear mosquitoes buzz near your ears?
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Assignment Let the pupils copy a short story that they like best. Let them identify the characters, setting and events.
